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A U.S. Army Soldier collects his prize for coming in

A U.S. Army Soldier collects his prize for coming in

A U.S. Army Soldier collects his prize for coming in second place in the dance off during a visit with Washington Redskins Cheerleaders for the 52nd Super Bowl Celebration during the Armed Forces Entertainment’... More

U.S. Army Soldiers stand during the National Anthem

U.S. Army Soldiers stand during the National Anthem

U.S. Army Soldiers stand during the National Anthem prior to the 52nd Super Bowl Celebration during the Armed Forces Entertainment’s 58th Military Appreciation Tour at the 7th Army Training Command's Hohenfels ... More

U.S. Army Soldiers cheer for the 52nd Super Bowl Celebration

U.S. Army Soldiers cheer for the 52nd Super Bowl Celebration

U.S. Army Soldiers cheer for the 52nd Super Bowl Celebration during the Armed Forces Entertainment’s 58th Military Appreciation Tour at the 7th Army Training Command's Hohenfels Training Area, Hohenfels, German... More

U.S. Army Soldiers visit with Washington Redskins

U.S. Army Soldiers visit with Washington Redskins

U.S. Army Soldiers visit with Washington Redskins Cheerleaders for the 52nd Super Bowl Celebration during the Armed Forces Entertainment’s 58th Military Appreciation Tour at the 7th Army Training Command's Hohe... More

U.S. Army Soldiers are entertained by Washington Redskins

U.S. Army Soldiers are entertained by Washington Redskins

U.S. Army Soldiers are entertained by Washington Redskins Cheerleaders for the 52nd Super Bowl Celebration during the Armed Forces Entertainment’s 58th Military Appreciation Tour at the 7th Army Training Comman... More

A U.S. Army Soldier wins first place in the dance off

A U.S. Army Soldier wins first place in the dance off

A U.S. Army Soldier wins first place in the dance off during a visit with Washington Redskins Cheerleaders for the 52nd Super Bowl Celebration during the Armed Forces Entertainment’s 58th Military Appreciation ... More

Washington Redskins Cheerleaders sign autographs for

Washington Redskins Cheerleaders sign autographs for

Washington Redskins Cheerleaders sign autographs for U.S. Army Soldiers for the 52nd Super Bowl Celebration during the Armed Forces Entertainment’s 58th Military Appreciation Tour at the 7th Army Training Comma... More

U.S. Army Soldiers visit with Washington Redskins

U.S. Army Soldiers visit with Washington Redskins

U.S. Army Soldiers visit with Washington Redskins Cheerleaders for the 52nd Super Bowl Celebration during the Armed Forces Entertainment’s 58th Military Appreciation Tour at the 7th Army Training Command's Hohe... More

U.S. Army Soldiers visit with Washington Redskins

U.S. Army Soldiers visit with Washington Redskins

U.S. Army Soldiers visit with Washington Redskins Cheerleaders for the 52nd Super Bowl Celebration during the Armed Forces Entertainment’s 58th Military Appreciation Tour at the 7th Army Training Command's Hohe... More

U.S. Army Soldiers are entertained by Washington Redskins

U.S. Army Soldiers are entertained by Washington Redskins

U.S. Army Soldiers are entertained by Washington Redskins Cheerleaders for the 52nd Super Bowl Celebration during the Armed Forces Entertainment’s 58th Military Appreciation Tour at the 7th Army Training Comman... More

U.S. Army Soldiers are entertained by Washington Redskins

U.S. Army Soldiers are entertained by Washington Redskins

U.S. Army Soldiers are entertained by Washington Redskins Cheerleaders for the 52nd Super Bowl Celebration during the Armed Forces Entertainment’s 58th Military Appreciation Tour at the 7th Army Training Comman... More

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